Youth Crime Watch of Liberia’s Street Library program fosters Academic Excellence26
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Few years ago, the major problem we encountered with our Street Library program was inadequate logistics to help achieve our desired impact. The insufficiency of books,...
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Youth Crime Watch of Liberia Collaborated with U. S. Embassy to Host One Day Strategic Dialogue with Dr. Avis Jones – DeWeever26
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On June 27, 2018, Youth Crime Watch of Liberia collaborated with the United States Embassy Monrovia Public Affairs Section to host Dr. Avis Jones-DeWeever, the author...
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Youth Crime Watch of Liberia Host its First Young Female Leaders Dialogue26
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On March 29, 2018, Youth Crime Watch of Liberia held its first Young Female Dialogue at the United States Embassy in Monrovia. The dialogue brought together...
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Be The Change Academy: A Smart Formula created to enhance Women Empowerment in Liberia26
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Hilary Clinton, the 2016 presidential rival of Donald Trump and onetime U. S. Secretary of State once said, “Women are the largest untapped reservoir of talent...
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Youth Crime Watch Completes cohort 9 as 330 women graduate with Business Management Skills26
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On Friday, May 4, 2018, 330 young women from 6 different communities in Paynesville celebrated with beaming smiles after completing 10 weeks of business development skills...
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Solorize Liberia26
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Peter S., 28 Years Old, France18
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Youth Crime Watch Liberia’s programs is a strategy or theory of change that recognises the need for active, empowered and enabled youth citizens who have a...
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Yei Neagor10
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Paynesville, Liberia I am Yei Neagor, and I am 24 years old. I live with my mother, two brothers, my nieces and nephews and my 3...
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Gbasay Davis10
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Paynesville, Liberia I am Gbasay F. Davis from Liberia, Paynesville. I have a husband, a daughter named Wubu, and a son called Jesse. My business today...
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